monocle in Irish
monocle in Irish is leathspéacla — monocle means a single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
monocle in Irish
leathspéacla
A single lens, usually in a wire frame, and used to correct vision for only one eye.
What does "monocle" mean?
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noun A single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
"The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat."
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- The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat.
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What is "monocle" in Irish?
"monocle" in Irish is leathspéacla. monocle means: A single eyeglass lens, usually held in place by the muscles around the eye, once fashionable for correcting vision in one eye.
How do you use "monocle" in a sentence?
Example: "The cartoon villain wore a monocle and a top hat." In Irish, "monocle" is leathspéacla.
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